It’s time again for our weekly round-up of Kickstarter’s most innovative campaigns and projects. It’s not easy narrowing it down to a small selection and this week was no exception, whether you’re a photographer, musician or even looking to change up your diet (not for the faint of heart) there’s surely something to pique your interest. Enlapse – […]
The HTC One A9 had some great ideas despites its rather derivative design. Now, photos from Chinese blog Anzhuo have shown its quasi-successor, the One X9, and the new phone looks amazing.
Today, we’d like to introduce the Anker PowerPort+ 1. This American wall charger has something special inside: Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 capabilities. That means when you use it with a phone or tablet that supports the standard, you’ll get incredibly fast charging at new levels of power efficiency?—?in fact, it’s 38% more efficient than Quick Charge 2.0.
Reddit user /u/rustid impressed the Android community on Friday with his latest project: adding wireless charging to the Nexus 6P. The work doesn’t look the cleanest — thanks to protruding wires on the back of the case and an upside-down Wireless Charger notice — but it works, and that’s what counts.
Today we’re going hands on with the Google Pixel C, the first Pixel device to be released with Android on board instead of Chrome OS. Like a Nexus device, this 10.2-inch tablet comes with the latest version of stock Android (Marshmallow), but it’s built by Google’s in-house team rather than an external manufacturer like Huawei or Motorola. It also sets itself apart from its peers with a unique keyboard cover accessory, which could make it a productivity powerhouse. Let’s see how it measures up!